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6 Warships, Cargo Ships and Cannon: 1550-1600

  • Richard W. Unger
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The Ship in the Medieval Economy, 600-1600
This chapter is in the book The Ship in the Medieval Economy, 600-1600
© Anthony Sutcliffe

© Anthony Sutcliffe

Chapters in this book

  1. Front Matter i
  2. Contents iv
  3. Illustrations v
  4. Acknowledgements vii
  5. A Note on Illustrations ix
  6. Abbreviations x
  7. Preface 17
  8. Introduction: The Economy and Technical Change 21
  9. The Loss of Roman Ways: 600-750 33
  10. Vikings and Byzantines: 750-1000 75
  11. Crusaders’Ships and Cogs: 1000-1250 119
  12. Cogs, Hulks and Great Galleys: 1250-1400 161
  13. The Great Invention: 1400-1550 201
  14. Warships, Cargo Ships and Cannon: 1550-1600 251
  15. Bibliography 283
  16. Index 299
https://doi.org/10.1515/9780773594012-012

Chapters in this book

  1. Front Matter i
  2. Contents iv
  3. Illustrations v
  4. Acknowledgements vii
  5. A Note on Illustrations ix
  6. Abbreviations x
  7. Preface 17
  8. Introduction: The Economy and Technical Change 21
  9. The Loss of Roman Ways: 600-750 33
  10. Vikings and Byzantines: 750-1000 75
  11. Crusaders’Ships and Cogs: 1000-1250 119
  12. Cogs, Hulks and Great Galleys: 1250-1400 161
  13. The Great Invention: 1400-1550 201
  14. Warships, Cargo Ships and Cannon: 1550-1600 251
  15. Bibliography 283
  16. Index 299
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